Erronés

Erronés is a French adjective meaning incorrect, wrong, or mistaken. It is derived from the verb "errer," which means to wander or to err. In common usage, erronés describes something that is factually inaccurate, a misjudgment, or a faulty conclusion. For example, a statement could be erronés if it contains false information, or a decision might be considered erronés if it is based on flawed reasoning. The word can also refer to a mistaken belief or a misunderstanding.

The adjective erronés is typically used in a formal or literary context. It is the masculine singular form; the feminine singular is erronée, the masculine plural is erronés, and the feminine plural is erronées. Its usage implies a deviation from truth or correctness. When something is described as erronés, it suggests an error has been made, whether intentionally or unintentionally. This can apply to data, calculations, opinions, or any form of information that does not align with established facts or logical consistency. The concept of erronés is fundamental to understanding the importance of accuracy and verification in various fields.